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Mythos

Somatic dialogue is the practitioner asking what the client notices and following the answer.

"What is there now?" then the next cue comes from that, not from a script. In ๐Ÿ“Somatic Practice the conversation is about sensation, not about interpreting a life story. It is a method, not psychotherapy, not a diagnosis, and not a claim to process trauma by talking. If the talk leaves the body, the practitioner comes back to a foot or a breath.

Clients feel heard without being analyzed. If questions spike them, fewer questions, more silence. Persistent distress is a referral.

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